LA 2028 Gymnastics
Tickets & Travel Guide
LA 2028 gymnastics spans artistic, trampoline and rhythmic competition from July 15–29, 2028. Artistic and trampoline gymnastics are scheduled for DTLA Arena in Downtown Los Angeles, while rhythmic gymnastics takes place at Galen Center in the Exposition Park zone. This guide covers the current schedule, venues, sessions and trip-planning options.
LA 2028 Gymnastics Overview
LA 2028 gymnastics runs July 15–29, 2028 across two Los Angeles venues. Artistic gymnastics and trampoline gymnastics are scheduled for DTLA Arena, commonly known as Crypto.com Arena. Rhythmic gymnastics is scheduled for Galen Center in the Exposition Park zone.
The gymnastics calendar is spread across the Games rather than confined to one continuous block. Artistic gymnastics begins immediately after the Opening Ceremony, trampoline is contested on July 21, and rhythmic gymnastics closes the gymnastics program during the final weekend.
LA 2028 Artistic Gymnastics Schedule
Artistic gymnastics is scheduled for July 15–25 at DTLA Arena. The program begins with men’s and women’s qualification, followed by team finals, all-around finals, apparatus finals and a mixed team final currently listed for July 25. LA28 notes that the mixed team final format and duration remain subject to FIG approval.
Competition schedules remain subject to change through the Games.
Trampoline & Rhythmic Gymnastics Schedule
Trampoline and rhythmic gymnastics use different venues and occur at different points in the Games. Trampoline is a one-day program at DTLA Arena, while rhythmic gymnastics runs over the final three days of the gymnastics calendar at Galen Center.
Where Is LA 2028 Gymnastics Held?
LA 2028 gymnastics uses two venues in Los Angeles. Artistic and trampoline gymnastics are scheduled for DTLA Arena in Downtown Los Angeles. Rhythmic gymnastics is scheduled for Galen Center in the Exposition Park zone near the LA Memorial Coliseum.
DTLA Arena: Artistic & Trampoline Gymnastics
DTLA Arena is LA28’s name for the Downtown Los Angeles arena commonly known as Crypto.com Arena. The venue is home to the Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Sparks and Los Angeles Kings and will host artistic gymnastics and trampoline gymnastics during the Games.
Downtown Los Angeles offers a large hotel base and places travelers near several LA28 venues. Basketball is not scheduled at DTLA Arena; LA 2028 basketball is scheduled for Intuit Dome in Inglewood.
Galen Center: Rhythmic Gymnastics
Rhythmic gymnastics moves to Galen Center in the Exposition Park zone for July 27–29. The venue is near the LA Memorial Coliseum and other Exposition Park competition sites, creating a different hotel and transportation profile from DTLA Arena.
LA 2028 Gymnastics Tickets & Trip Planning
LA28 completed its 2026 general-public Olympic ticket drops. The next general-public opportunity is scheduled for 2027, when refreshed ticket inventory across Olympic sports will be released on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability.
Xenia Events can assist with gymnastics ticket options, hotel accommodations, private ground transportation and multi-event itineraries. Travelers considering both artistic and rhythmic gymnastics should account for the different competition zones when choosing hotels and transportation.
Gymnastics at the Summer Games
Artistic gymnastics has been part of the modern Olympic program since 1896, with women’s competition added in 1928. Rhythmic gymnastics joined the Olympic program in 1984, and trampoline gymnastics debuted in 2000.
LA 2028 adds a mixed team final to the artistic gymnastics schedule, with the competition currently listed for July 25. LA28’s current schedule notes that the format and duration remain pending FIG Executive Committee approval.
Selected Paris 2024 Artistic Gymnastics Champions
| Event | Paris 2024 Champion |
|---|---|
| Women’s All-Around | Simone Biles · United States |
| Men’s All-Around | Shinnosuke Oka · Japan |
| Women’s Team | United States |
| Men’s Team | Japan |
| Women’s Floor | Rebeca Andrade · Brazil |
| Women’s Vault | Simone Biles · United States |
Historic Gymnastics Moments
Nadia Comaneci’s Perfect 10 · Montreal 1976
Nadia Comaneci became the first gymnast to receive a perfect 10 in Olympic competition at Montreal 1976. The arena scoreboard was not designed to display 10.00 and initially showed 1.00.
Mary Lou Retton · Los Angeles 1984
Mary Lou Retton won the women’s all-around gold medal at the 1984 Los Angeles Games, becoming the first American woman to win the Olympic all-around title.
United States Women’s Team · Atlanta 1996
The United States won its first Olympic women’s team gymnastics gold medal at Atlanta 1996, a landmark result for the American program.
Simone Biles · Paris 2024
Simone Biles won three gold medals and one silver medal at Paris 2024, including gold in the women’s team, all-around and vault competitions. The results brought her Olympic career total to seven gold medals.
LA 2028 Gymnastics Frequently Asked Questions
Other LA 2028 Events
Plan Your LA 2028 Gymnastics Trip
Tell us which gymnastics discipline, dates or sessions you’re considering. We can help with tickets, hotels, private transportation and a custom LA 2028 itinerary.
Request Pricing & AvailabilityXenia Events is an independent ticket and travel provider and is not affiliated with LA28, the International Olympic Committee or official ticketing organizations. Schedules, venues and availability are subject to change.